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Death by Needle Gun

I finally climbed into my bunk this morning at 5 AM, after 20 hours without sleep. There was a break in the RAFOS float deployments—a chance to get a little…

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Jaws Goes to Sea

One Ocean Insight blog reader remarked recently that he found it so funny that there was an oceanographer that used Jaws! I had never made that connection myself, perhaps because…

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Oceanography and Sound

Sound is used by humans and marine life to communicate underwater. This is partly because electro-magnetic waves (including light) do not penetrate very far through water.  Sunlight is more or…

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On our Way

Here begins the chronicle of my experiences as a scientist who is blind. My hope is that these posts will be interesting to anyone who is curious about how professional…

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